Required a health, mana, stamina, and thawing potion for your recipe,īut if you set this column to 2 or 3, you'd only need to use 2 or 3 of Or lower than the amount of required items you added.

However, you can also set this deliberately higher Required items you added, then the recipe will require that exact If you put the exact same number as the number of It tells the game how many items will need to be in the cube for the The next column, numitems, is a very powerful one indeed. The first three are for Blizzard use, and I don't know how to work the Class column, or even if it does work. If this column is set to 1 or 100, then Classicĭiablo II will NOT be able to read this recipe.įor all intents and purposes, the next four columns ( start day, stop day, weekday, class) can be ignored. The Version column tells Diablo II without Lord ofĭestruction whether to ignore a recipe because it is part of theĮxpansion, or not. Recipe to require you to be in Hell (difficulty). Now, I'm notġ00% sure about this, but it's either a 0 or a 1 that makes the recipe Having nothing in it means the recipe is always usable. The min diff (minimum difficulty) column is just that. Ready for use later, put a 0 in this column. To quickly turn off a recipe, but have it The second column ( enabled), when it says 1, tells the To have when you are making recipes that are part of a bigger system of We have a brief description of the cube recipe. I'm going to start off for the first part of this guide by walking you through the basic columns of cubemain.txt.Īt the beginning of every row, in the first column ( description),

You intended no matter how well you code them- and recipes featuring This is a very powerful and very interesting text file to

Cube recipes, since version 1.08, are editable and are actually quiteĮasy to edit.

Diablo 2 cubing recipes